History

The beginnings of Aerobits date back to 2015, when a sub-miniature ADS-B implementation (Automatic Dependant Surveillance-Broadcast) was created at the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin in conjunction with the multi-GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) function. The OEM module with an area of only <4cm2 and weighing 1.5g, to this day is the smallest ADS-B / GNSS fusion in the world. A year later, slightly larger but much faster systems with FPGA support were created and presented for the first time publicly at the ILA Berlin Air Show 2016. Our solutions were interesting for various institutions and organizations which are responsible for creating the laws for the UAS in the European Union. An additional impulse for further actions was the prestigious award in the European Satellite Navigation Competition 2016. The company’s founding was decided by a breakthrough technical solution that allowed for the extreme miniaturization of ADS-B without any compromises, i.e. while maintaining enormous computing power. The high potential for commercialization of this technology has been appreciated by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education. It was chosen to represent the country during the Hannover Messe 2017 trade show.

2015
World’s smallest ADS-B/multi-GNSS implementation at the West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin
2016
Micro ADS-B design based on FPGA technology
2016
First presentation at the ILA Berlin Air Show
2016
Winner of European Satellite Navigation Competition (1st place Poland Challenge, 2nd place UAV special prize)
2016
Special prize of the Polish Space Agency
2017
The official establishment of the AEROBITS company with the support of a seed investor
2017
Patented fusion of multicore processor and FPGA (World’s fastest ADS-B/In on the surface of ~4cm2)
2017
The Ministry of Science and Higher Education in Poland selected Aerobits as one of the technologies representing the country at the Hannover Messe
2018
Horizon 2020 Grand Award (SME, phase 1)
2018
Aerobits is chosen to represent the region in the Euro parliament as one of the most innovative companies
2019
We received a grant from a NCBiR (project value 2,5 mln PLN)
2019
Aerobits and Droniq signs Cooperation agreement
2019
TR-1W transceiver approved by NASA for TCL4 tests
2020
First deployments of the UAS monitoring ground infrastructure in Poland and Germany
2021
Agreement signed with LMT, Latvia's Telekom, to build nationwide, demonstrational UAS monitoring network
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